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General crafting, sewing, Legos, hobby Thread
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Ricky Spanish
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Very cool.
These are just a few sets that I need to put away.
These are just a few sets that I need to put away.
You beat me . I have 5 to build and one more on the way.
Is he getting the C3PO that's due out ?
93boomer
Premium Member
Have no idea. We need more shelves-again!!
Are you?
And a jigsawI have a castle to build. Haven’t even started. I got it last year to do when it snowed me in. No snow!
Have R2D2 waiting in the box for C3PO. Probably won't build anything until we are back from the cruisesHave no idea. We need more shelves-again!!
93boomer
Premium Member
I forgot. I’m sorry!
erstwo
Well-Known Member
Usually, traveling a lot means I get a lot of needlepoint or cross stitch done. This summer, not so much! I’ve been ‘stuck’
with co-workers or family and can’t be in my own little world as much. I am taking a needlepoint class at my local shop and trying to master some challenging stitches (with mixed results as seen in this sampler!).
I love the top left stitch. For the bottom right, Made a mistake somewhere on row 5 or 6 - thought I could work it out, but it turns out I just kept repeating the mistake. So I have to (eventually) pull out those rows and finish that block at some point!
Hard to see in this photo but I experimented with metallic thread and loved the results in the bottom left.
Ricky Spanish
Well-Known Member
Hey gardening friends, it's that time of the year. Loads of tomatoes coming in.
I have plenty of family and friends to share with but still have so many( I planted 87 tomato plants). And I don't like canning. So my suggestion is freezing. I seed.the tomatoes and puree them in my food processor. Package them in square plastic containers and into the deep freeze. I use them well throughout the year in soups, stews, chili, etc.
I have plenty of family and friends to share with but still have so many( I planted 87 tomato plants). And I don't like canning. So my suggestion is freezing. I seed.the tomatoes and puree them in my food processor. Package them in square plastic containers and into the deep freeze. I use them well throughout the year in soups, stews, chili, etc.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
I make up spaghetti sauces and salsa and freeze along with some plain puree tomatoes too. I don't want to can either. Last year I made chili and froze that too, I didn't add any meat to it before freezing it was just the seasoned sauce. It froze well. I mostly use the tomatoes I grow to make spaghetti sauce for the year, so it is just as easy to make the seasoned sauce before I freeze so later in the year I can just pull them out and use it.
Very nice
These are the droids I was looking for.
